CONCLUSIONS
Cervical hemangiomas with direct cardiac irrigation are rarely reported
in the literature. Prenatal diagnosis becomes an important tool that
helps establish the presence of fetal abnormalities that could
potentially complicate pregnancy. The detailed evaluation of different
structures and the sequential assessment of the fetal heart provide a
tool to achieve adequate counseling for parents and to be prepared for
the different complications derived from said anomalies. Ultrasound
follow-up is essential for the identification of possible complications
derived from cervical masses.